books by Jude Welton (understanding encyclopedia environment)

books by Jude Welton

books:

Adam's Alternative Sports Day: An Asperger Story

3 reviews
Jude Welton

Jessica Kingsley Publishers, 2005

Go, Team Asperger's!
Adam, 9 has Asperger's Syndrome and is not ashamed to admit it. His good friend Josie understands that Adam's social blunders are more often than not part of the Asperger's Experience. Adam has a very astute teacher who also understands Asperger's very well and does everything possible to keep Adam up to speed socially and make sure that he is fully included in all classroom activities. ...

Eyewitness: Monet
Jude Welton

DK CHILDREN, 1999

Explore Claude Monet's life and art, and the influences that shaped his work. Discover the genius of Claude Monet through this highly informative guide, which tells the fascinating story of the life and work of one of the most famous figures in the history of art. Superb, specially commissioned photographs show the methods and materials Monet used to create his masterpieces, while art historian Jude Welton offers a unique "eyewitness" view ...

Can I Tell You About Asperger Syndrome?: A Guide for Friends and Family

37 reviews
Jude Welton

Jessica Kingsley Publishers, 2003

Outstanding
This simple book has helped explain to family, friends and teacher the way to connect with an aspergers child. To the very intelligent nine year old with aspergers it has been a great help in his own understanding and, a relief that communication with those who have read it has improved.

Eyewitness: Impressionism

1 review
Jude Welton

DK CHILDREN, 2000

An ok book.
This book is mildly interesting and informative, even though it pales in comparison to DK's Eyewitness book about the Renaissance. Perhaps the Impressionist movement wasn't as interesting as the Renaissance for some reason. All I know is that this book isn't nearly as good.

Henri Matisse (Artists in Their Time)

1 review
Jude Welton, Henri Matisse

Franklin Watts, 2002

Henry Matisse: a quick acquaintance
This was a great book for fast research I wanted to do, and had no time for more complicated books. It can be read by both children and adults. There are many photos, paintings, chronological charts and quotations by the great artist. It's very well organized and cohesive. I recommend this book for everyone.

e.encyclopedia

6 reviews
Adam Hibbert, Jen Green, ...

DK CHILDREN, 2003

Keywords for finding information are highlighted
This unusual 'e.encyclopedia' highlights any subject where you can get extra information on the web - reports, video footage, and even sound recordings. It's organized so keywords for finding such information are highlighted, making it easy for students to use this e-dictionary in conjunction with the computer - but the visual displays and color paired with the basic facts are plenty to also make ...

What Did You Say? What Do You Mean?: An Illustrated Guide to Understanding Metaphors

5 reviews
Jude Welton

Jessica Kingsley Publishers, 2004

This is the Book to Put NT Translators Out of Business
For people with autism/Asperger's, this book is the book to have in understanding colloquialisms, idioms and metaphors. Instead of relying on neurotypical (NT) counterparts to interpret and translate these phrases, just keep this book handy. It's the ideal tool to have when learning the language of the NT world.